World Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college is more about the name than anything else. There aren't many faculty members, and some teach multiple subjects without much expertise. Some teachers don't know their subjects well, but they still teach. A lot of students who graduated from here end up coming back to teach as assistant professors.

Placement: The college isn't great for getting jobs after graduation. They make it seem like lots of companies come to hire students, but that's not really the case. Some companies do come, but they only hire a few students. I'm not happy with the college when it comes to job opportunities and training.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent, but it definitely needs some upkeep. The lab equipment doesn't work, and the Wi-Fi is pretty much useless. On the bright side, the library has a lot of books and is well-kept. The classrooms are nice, but the air-conditioners don't work. The college director should really take action to fix things up around here.

Admission: The college director, Mr. CB Prasad, has a PhD which is the highest qualification. All the teachers have a Master's in their subjects. The college doesn't pay teachers well, so many good teachers leave. Because of this, there are always new teachers coming in and it's hard for students to study properly. My favorite teacher here is Mr. Aroosa Gulzar in the Civil Engineering department.

Placement: I finished my diploma at this college. When we joined, they promised 100% placements, but none of us actually got placed through the college. Now I'm studying B.Tech civil engineering here, and I'm really hoping they can help us get good job placements this time.

Campus: The mechanical engineering and computer science labs are pretty good, but the civil engineering labs are in terrible shape. They're never cleaned and the equipment is old. The hostel isn't great either, according to my friends. Classrooms are okay, not the best. Sadly, there are no sports facilities. And they don't give out the Wi-Fi password to students.

Admission: I really liked the faculty at this college. They were helpful and knew their stuff. Not all of them taught well, but most did. The student to faculty ratio was around 70:30. I went on some industrial visits, and my favorite was to Maruti Suzuki. The course curriculum was really practical and helpful.

Placement: The college has decent placement rates, with about 20% of students getting placed. Some big companies like Bharat Gears Limited and Imperial Auto Industries have visited recently. The highest salary offered was 65 lakhs per year by Google. Most students get an average salary between 2 to 5 lakhs per year. Internship opportunities depend on how well you're doing academically.

Campus: The campus has awesome green spaces around the hostel. The labs are well-equipped and the teachers are okay. The food in the canteen is pretty good. Living in the hostel is cool with coolers and comfy beds. Never had any problems with the facilities during my stay.

Admission: The teachers are knowledgeable and experienced, which is great. But the lectures stick strictly to the course material. This means we might not be fully prepared for the industry, where hands-on experience is crucial. The college should focus more on practical skills that align with industry needs.

Placement: I was a student at this college from 2014 to 2018, studying mechanical engineering. Unfortunately, there were no placements during my time there. Before 2014, the college had placements with some good companies hiring students. But after 2014, there hasn't been any placement record for any branch of B.Tech.

Campus: The hostel has rooms for both boys and girls. It's pretty nice inside. The labs for mechanical engineering, civil, and computer science are great. The canteen and mess could be better. They have a field where you can play cricket, badminton, football, and volleyball.

Admission: The faculty here isn't very helpful. They just show up, do their job, and leave. It feels like they don't really care about teaching. Some of them act like they know everything, but they're not that smart. It seems like they're just here for the paycheck.

Placement: Placements here are tough, only about 10% of students get placed. And even then, you might have to settle for any salary they offer. It's not just our college, all MDU-affiliated colleges are the same. If you just want a degree to do your masters, then this college works fine for that.

Campus: Our college has really good infrastructure compared to other colleges around here. They've got a CNC machine in the workshop for us mechanical engineers. Each branch has its own building, and there's a big field where we can play football and cricket. So cool!

Admission: The teachers at the college were pretty good. Most were helpful and some really knew their stuff. They used notes and books to teach us. The student to faculty ratio was around 20:1. In our third year, we did an industry tour, but honestly, it didn't help us much.

Placement: Placements at the college were a bit low. No one in my batch got placed, but a few seniors did. The success rate for campus placements is only 5%. Small companies usually visit the college and offer jobs like data operator or backend positions to students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. Wi-Fi is only available on campus. The labs and library are just average. Sports events happen during festivals, but the professors aren't that great. The hostel rooms are okay, and I didn't have any issues with the infrastructure while I was there. The food in the canteen is average too.

Admission: The teachers are really nice here. They explain everything well and answer all our questions. They know their stuff and are super friendly. The faculty members are great!

Placement: The college placements aren't great, but the director works hard to bring in companies. I'd rate the placements 5 out of 10. The faculty are nice and helpful.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty slow and doesn't work well. The labs are just okay, but the Mechanical and CSC departments are solid. The library has a nice collection of books. Unfortunately, they don't really celebrate any festivals here.

Admission: The faculty and staff here are awesome! They're really qualified, helpful, and know their stuff. The ratio of faculty to students is pretty good. Unfortunately, after 2017, some great faculty and staff left the college.

Placement: The college used to have good companies for placements in the beginning, but now there aren't any. It's been a few years since they had any placement opportunities. The placement cell has staff, but they don't seem to be effective in bringing companies to campus. So, if you're looking for good placements, this college might not be the best choice.

Campus: The campus has good buildings and facilities for studying. The hostel is nice, and Wi-Fi is available everywhere. Labs are great for CSE, ECE, mechanical, and civil branches. The library is a good place to study, and the classrooms are nice too. There are also sports facilities for students who like to play games.

Admission: The teachers here mostly have degrees in both graduation and post-graduation. They teach courses like B.Tech, M.Tech, and Polytechnic. The teachers are friendly and helpful, both in and out of class. There's a pantry where you can get samosas and cold drinks. Sometimes we have fun celebrations there too.

Placement: After I finished my B.Tech, some of my friends struggled to find a job. There isn't a placement cell at the college, so they had to pay money to placement agencies and brokers. It's tough out there fighting against unemployment.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with over four buildings, but the education and technology services are not up to par. The A/C, lights, and fans are okay, but they need some fixing.